Henchmen

Parents need to know that there's quite a lot of cartoon violence in Henchmen, including a scene within the first few minutes of an evil mastermind proposing to blow up a school bus full of kids. His minions talk him out of it. The same mastermind plots to kill other characters during the film, and he wields a laser that turns men into zombies. Characters explode, get shot at, crash, catch on fire, fall, fight, and more. Weapons and lasers shoot missiles, fire, and cheese. There's lots of talk of death, dying, and killing, but language is otherwise limited to potty talk like "butt" and "doo-doo," and taunts like "stupid," "lame," "buffoon," "loser," "failure," "shut up," and "idiot." There's burping, vomiting, and "who cut the cheese" jokes, as well as some mild flirtation between adult male and female characters and a couple of bar scenes with adults drinking what looks like beer. Behind all the action is a story of an orphaned teen who dreams of being a supervillain, but really just needs a family. He learns from an adult man who looks out for him that family and friends are more important than power or fame. To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.